Differentiate between buffers and registers with reference to special purpose memories

Differentiate between buffers and registers with reference to special purpose memories

  1. Buffers are special memories that are located in the input/output devices and can hold more than one piece of data at a time.
  2. Registers are located inside the CPU and hold one piece of data at a time.

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